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Young Dolph releases another new music video in support of his "Gelato" mixtape. This one is for the song "Meech."

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Scotty ATL releases an official music video for "Daily Routine" featuring Starlito. This JayeLL-produced track is off of Scotty's "Smoking On My Own Strain" mixtape. Available now on Datpiff: http://www.datpiff.com/Scotty-ATL-Smokin-On-My-Own-Strain-mixtape.822811.html

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Raw Dizzy comes through with a brand new video to spark his year off the right way. The New Orleans
rapper takes to the streets debuting "Heaven" featuring the one and only Lil Wayne.

Dizzy asks the question "Is there a heaven for a street nigga" that lifts the single into the next level.
Even in the visual, the crew shows support and even a cameo from a New Orleans legend in Juvenile to accompany
Lil Tunechi.

This single comes off the new album that Dizzy just put out "Raw Dizzy" containing 10 solid tracks with features
from Kidd Kidd, 5th Ward Weebie,OG Boobie Black. Go purchase it off iTunes right now.

Big Sean releases an official music video for his song "Halfway Off the Balcony."

The 4th Album From Big Sean I DECIDED. Available Now
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Directed by Andy Hines

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Check out Omarion's new music video for "BDY On Me" off of his forthcoming album titled "Reasons"

Peep the uncensored version here - http://www.1omarion.com/itslit/

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Yo Gotti drops off an official music video for "Lifestyle" featuring LunchMoney Lewis. This is off of Gotti's album titled "White Friday (CM9)." 

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Bobby Ray is back with brand new music. His latest effort is titled "God Is Great." Stream it up top and let us know what you think of the track in the comment section below.

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Meek Mill wants to make it clear that he had nothing to do with the robbery that took place at his ex-girlfriend, Nicki Minaj's, Los Angeles mansion earlier this week.

As we previously reported, a thief of thieves broke into Nicki's home and trashed the place, before hauling off $200,000 worth of jewelry and other valuables.

Some of Nikki's clothing had been cut up, perfume bottles were broken, picture frames destroyed and furniture was damaged.

Nikki wasn't home at the time of the robbery. The Los Angeles Police Department have opened an investigation into the crime. Surveillance footage is being looked at for clues, but there are no suspects at this time.

TMZ caught up with Meek, who is in Houston for Sunday's Super Bowl game between the Atlanta Falcons and New England Patriots. The Philadelphia rapper was incredulous that anyone would even think that he was somehow involved.

"Do it look like I rob people?" Meek said, while showing off his flashy jewelry. "I got about [$450,000] on my neck ... about [$80,000] on the wrist. Do it look like I rob people?"

The reporter asked him if had talked to Nicki since the robbery and was told to mind his business.

"You're asking too many fucking questions about my personal life," Meek responded. 

Well, there you have it.

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Deejay A.N.T., the CEO of WeRunTheStreets, connects with Ar-Ab, Santos, Quilly and Minnibuns for the remix to his song titled "Naw Nigga."

Stream it up top and be on the lookout for A.N.T.,s upcoming interview on Thisis50 with DJ Thoro!

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(Reuters) Citizens of seven mainly Muslim countries banned from the United States by President Donald Trump can resume boarding U.S.-bound flights, several major airlines said on Saturday, after a Seattle judge blocked the executive order.

Qatar Airways was the first to say it would allow passengers from Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen to fly to U.S. cities if they had valid documents.

Air France, Spain's Iberia and Germany's Lufthansa all followed suit after the federal judge's ruling, which the White House said it planned to appeal as soon as possible.

But the websites of two other major Gulf airlines, Etihad and Emirates, still carried notices informing passengers of Trump's original Jan. 27 order.

The travel ban, which Trump says is needed to protect the United States against Islamist militants, sparked travel chaos around the world and condemnation by rights groups who said it was racist and discriminatory.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection told airlines they could board travelers affected within hours of Friday's ruling, but budget airline Norwegian, which operates transatlantic flights including from London and Oslo, said many uncertainties remained about the legal position.

"It's still very unclear," spokeswoman Charlotte Holmbergh Jacobsson said. "We advise passengers to contact the U.S. embassy ... We have to follow the U.S. rules."

In Cairo, aviation sources said Egypt Air and other airlines had told their sales offices of Friday's ruling and would allow people previously affected by the ban to book flights.

But for some who had changed their travel plans following the ban, the order was not enough reassurance.

In Dubai, Tariq Laham, 32, and his Polish fiancee Natalia had scrapped plans to travel to the United States after they get married in July in Poland. Laham said the couple would not reverse their decision.

"It is just too risky," said Laham, a Syrian who works as a director of commercial operations at a multinational technology company. "Every day you wake up and there is a new decision."

VISA SUSPENSIONS

Trump's order caused chaos at airports across the United States last week. Virtually all refugees were also barred, upending the lives of thousands of people who had spent years seeking asylum in the U.S.

The State Department said on Friday that almost 60,000 visas were suspended following Trump's order. It was not clear whether that suspension was automatically revoked or what reception travelers with such visas might get at U.S. airports.

Trump admin is saying it wont abide by judge's order & won't reinstate visas. Is this what it's like living in a banana republic?#MuslimBan

— Trita Parsi (@tparsi) February 4, 2017

The Washington state lawsuit was the first to test the broad constitutionality of Trump's executive order. Judge James Robart, a George W. Bush appointee, explicitly made his ruling apply across the country, while other judges in similar cases have so far issued orders concerning only specific individuals.

#TheResistance #ImpeachTrump #MuslimBan #NoBanNoWall #Robart #JudgeRobart #JamesRobart

Thank you Judge James Robart.
You, are a true hero. pic.twitter.com/SaxQHbi8HP

— The Anti-Trump (@IMPL0RABLE) February 4, 2017

I applaud Judge Robart , a George W. Bush appointee, for standing up for our constitution and values by halting Trump’s Muslim/refugee ban.

— John Conyers, Jr. (@RepJohnConyers) February 4, 2017

Resistance continues to work. Fed. Judge puts halt on Muslim ban. Don't stop until Confederacy of Liars is driven from office!!

— Rob Reiner (@robreiner) February 4, 2017

Seattle judge issues temporary nationwide block on President Trump's ban on people from seven mainly Muslim nations https://t.co/LXXwVNQT41

— BBC Breaking News (@BBCBreaking) February 4, 2017

The challenge in Seattle was brought by the state of Washington and later joined by the state of Minnesota. The judge ruled that the states have legal standing to sue, which could help Democratic attorneys general take on Trump in court on issues beyond immigration.

Washington's case was based on claims that the state had suffered harm from the travel ban, for example students and faculty at state-funded universities being stranded overseas. Amazon.com and Expedia, both based in Washington state, had supported the lawsuit, asserting that the travel restrictions harmed their businesses.

Tech companies, which rely on talent from around the world, have been increasingly outspoken in their opposition to the Trump administration's anti-immigrant policies.

Judge Robart probed a Justice Department lawyer on what he called the "litany of harms” suffered by Washington state’s universities, and also questioned the use of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks on the United States as a justification for the ban.

Robart said no attacks had been carried out on U.S. soil by individuals from the seven countries affected by the travel ban since that assault. For Trump’s order to be constitutional, Robart said, it had to be “based in fact, as opposed to fiction.”

"OUTRAGEOUS ORDER"

The White House said in a statement: “At the earliest possible time, the Department of Justice intends to file an emergency stay of this outrageous order and defend the executive order of the president, which we believe is lawful and appropriate."

It added: "The president’s order is intended to protect the homeland and he has the constitutional authority and responsibility to protect the American people."

When a country is no longer able to say who can, and who cannot , come in & out, especially for reasons of safety &.security - big trouble!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) February 4, 2017

After being forced to apologize for its bad and inaccurate coverage of me after winning the election, the FAKE NEWS @nytimes is still lost!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) February 4, 2017

Washington Governor Jay Inslee celebrated the decision as a victory for the state, adding: "No person - not even the president - is above the law."

Thank you to @AGOWA and his team for making the case that no person – not even the president – is above the law.

— Governor Jay Inslee (@GovInslee) February 4, 2017

The judge's decision was welcomed by groups protesting the ban.

“This order demonstrates that federal judges throughout the country are seeing the serious constitutional problems with this order,” said Nicholas Espiritu, a staff attorney at the National Immigration Law Center.

But the fluid legal situation was illustrated by the fact that Robart's ruling came just hours after a federal judge in Boston declined to extend a temporary restraining order allowing some immigrants into the United States from countries affected by Trump's three-month ban.

A Reuters poll earlier this week indicated that the immigration ban has popular support, with 49 percent of Americans agreeing with the order and 41 percent disagreeing. Some 53 percent of Democrats said they "strongly disagree" with Trump's action while 51 percent of Republicans said they "strongly agree."

At least one company, the ride-hailing giant Uber, was moving quickly Friday night to take advantage of the ruling.

CEO Travis Kalanick, who quit Trump's business advisory council this week in the face of a fierce backlash from Uber customers and the company's many immigrant drivers, said on Twitter: "I just chatted with our head of litigation Angela, who’s buying a whole bunch of airline tickets ASAP!! #homecoming #fingerscrossed"

(Additional reporting by Alister Doyle in Oslo, Dan Levine in Seattle, Scott Malone in Boston, Georgina Prodhan in Frankfurt, Laurence Frost in Paris, Asma Alsharif in Cairo, Jesus Aguado in Madrid, Mica Rosenberg in New York, Brian Snyder in Boston and Lawrence Hurley, Lesley Wroughton, Julia Edwards and Susan Heavey in Washington, Tom Arnold and Alexander Cornwell in Dubai; Writing by Mark Trevelyan; Editing by Alexander Smith)

Photo credits: JWSLubbock via Wikimedia Commons. The White House via Wikimedia Commons.

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Page Kennedy is fed up and decides to wage all out war on what he calls "mumble rappers." Check out what we mean in his new music video for "The Boogey Man (Mumble Rap Killer)."

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Grand Hustle CEO, T.I. was the latest guest on The Breakfast Club.

Talks Open Letter To Lil Wayne, Being Socially Conscious, Donald Trump, Addresses Male Fan Who Grabbed His Butt Onstage.

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Bobby Shmurda just had additional time stacked on top of his original prison sentence.

According to Billboard, the 22-year old rapper, born Ackquille Jean Pollard, pleaded guilty Thursday, February 2, to promoting prison contraband for trying to smuggle a shank into Rikers Island.

The incident happened in 2015, when he was caught with a "sharp metal object" that his girlfriend, Kimberly Rousseau, gave to him during a jail visit.

Rousseau pleaded guilty to the same charge of promoting prison contraband. 

Shmurda's prison sentence has been extended by an additional 1.3 to 4 years. He could have gotten 7 years had he not accepted the plea deal.

The "Hot Nigga," rapper has been in jail since December 7, 2014, when he was arrested and charged with conspiracy to commit murder, weapons possession and reckless endangerment.

On October 19, 2016, as part of a deal struck with prosecutors, Shmurda agreed to plead guilty in Manhattan Supreme Court to 4th-degree conspiracy to criminally possess a weapon and 2nd-degree criminal weapons possession, in exchange for a 7-year sentence, followed by 5 years probation. 

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Harlem, New York super producer V Don recruits Ar-Ab, Retch and Tayyib Ali for a new banger titled "Paid in Full." This is the first of an upcoming batch of exclusives from V Don leading up to the release of his project,"The Opiate 2."

Mixed By @dpolo_ss
Mastered By @johnsparkz
Art By @shakeocb

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